The early Mystery Men issues explained little of the background elements of Blue Beetle's story. He debuted as a classic masked mystery man, and his costume and gadgetry via his friend and pharmacist ...

Here's how the bacteria stay with the beetle through its entire life cycle. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you were to ...

Imagine if Tony Stark went bug-watching instead of inventing in the lab. While we’re working on complex machines, beetles have been solving survival challenges for millions of years. The darkling ...

When a theologian asked J.B.S. Haldane what he could infer about the mind of God from studying the natural world, the famed evolutionary biologist was said to have replied, “God has an inordinate ...

Restomodding a Volkswagen Beetle isn’t exactly a new idea – it’s practically inevitable given this model’s worldwide ...

The revelation came on the final page of Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis, and Scott Kolins’s Blue Beetle #13, and fulfills the promise from the solicitation text that “Jaime learns a shocking secret ...

This beetle is one extreme waterskiier. It skims across the surface of water so fast that it seems to vanish. Haripriya Mukundarajan from Stanford University and her colleagues have filmed water lily ...

Yes, you read that correctly, this 1954 Volkswagen Beetle is supercharged. And, while it is a hot-rodded Bug, it’s a period-correct hot-rodded Bug. And it can be yours, as it’s up for auction at ...

If you love your lilies in your garden, you may be living a gardening nightmare. The lily leaf beetle is eating its way across Michigan’s lilies. It’s been said we need to know our enemy. There are ...

In the normal course of things, beetles will generally stick to eating insects, worms, and any dead meat it happens to come across. But if conditions are right, one species will kill and devour frogs ...

Criminal cases can often only be solved using forensics to piece together physical evidence and reconstruct what happened. Prof. Dr. Helmut Schmitz from the Institute of Zoology at the University of ...

But recently the entomologist with the U.S. Forest Service in Asheville, N.C., has been homing in on the tiny, yet lethal pest with what he hopes is a secret weapon — parasitoids, also known as wasps.